Every value in one record
The laboratory report stays the source of record. BaselineDX lays every marker, unit and flag out in one protected place instead of a stack of PDFs.
79 measured markers on the Complete panel, a clinician-reviewed action plan behind every release, and each draw scored against your own baseline — not just the lab’s reference column.
No payment today · Laboratory, device and marker map publish before orders open
ApoB · Synthetic
96mg/dL
Above band · ▼ 6 vs prior
0
Measured markers on Complete
0
On Essential via Tasso+
0
Signal areas in the catalog
0
Collection paths — upper-arm or venous
Signal areas in the catalog: Lipids, Glucose & insulin, Inflammation, Innate immunity, Liver, Kidney & electrolytes, Blood count, Thyroid, Hormones, Nutrient status.
The overview film
Ordering, supported collection, laboratory processing, clinician review and approved next steps — the whole flow, narrated. Sound on, or captions.

The laboratory and clinician remain the sources of record — BaselineDX organizes the experience; it does not diagnose or prescribe.
Most lab results arrive as isolated numbers—a snapshot with no clear story behind it. BaselineDX turns a supported blood collection into one baseline you can understand, revisit, and follow. Start by choosing an approved panel and either clinic or supported home collection. The contracted laboratory processes the sample and remains the source of record. Before anything reaches you, an assigned clinician reviews what is ready for clinical release. Then your protected workspace brings the experience together: your order status, released report, marker trends, progress over time, and only clinician-approved next steps. The goal is simple: see where you started, understand what changed, and know what to discuss next with a qualified clinician. BaselineDX. Start with the baseline.
Why a baseline
The laboratory report stays the source of record. BaselineDX lays every marker, unit and flag out in one protected place instead of a stack of PDFs.
No raw dumps. A licensed clinician reviews each report and the recommendations that ship with it before anything reaches your account.
Reference columns describe a population. From your second draw on, every value also plots against your own history — the trend is the point.
How it works
Join the Utah Valley list, pick a planned panel depth, then wait for the validated collection method before any sample is taken.
Essential
Two Tasso+ devices · clinic or home
Complete
Venous clinic draw · insulin, CBC, Shoemaker
Pilot list open · Payment stays closed
Essential
Clinic visit or mailed Tasso+ kit
Two upper-arm devices. Not a Quest draw network.
Complete
Venous clinic draw only
Fasting insulin, CBC, and Shoemaker markers cannot mail back.
Exact timing and return rules publish before orders open
A licensed clinician reviews every report before release. BaselineDX does not diagnose or prescribe.
Focus first
Same two panels underneath — three ways in. Each focus reads the markers that matter for one question first.
The catalog
The report, reimagined
Every clinician-released value renders against the laboratory reference span, the illustrative target band, and — from your second draw — your own prior reading.
ApoB
96mg/dL
▼ 6 vs prior sample draw
HbA1c
5.5%
▼ 0.1 vs prior sample draw
Vitamin D
38ng/mL
▲ 7 vs prior sample draw
“Released to your account” means a licensed clinician has reviewed the report and the recommendations that ship with it — the trend lines above only ever plot clinician-released values.
Clinician-reviewed releaseEducational information only. Displayed ranges are illustrative sample bands, not a diagnosis, treatment plan, or substitute for the contracted laboratory report and a qualified clinician.

Dr. Stuart Porter, D.O.
Physician partner · Utah Valley
Physician-led, not portal-only
BaselineDX is built with Dr. Stuart Porter’s preventative-medicine practice. His clinic reviews the pilot workflow end to end — ordering, collection, laboratory hand-off and results follow-up — so your numbers land with a clinician who can act on them, not just a dashboard.
Context, not noise
Sleep, HRV and training load give a draw its context. Wearable connections are in preview — shown with sample data until each integration contract is signed.
At or above the seven-day sample median (44 ms)
Founding pilot pricing
One-time draws stay available. Membership keeps 10% off every draw — quarterly or semi-annual — and your trend gets a steady cadence to plot against.
79 measured markers + derived ratios · Venous clinic draw
One complete look. Decide the rhythm later.
Two looks a year against your own baseline.
The closest rhythm. Four draws a year.
Founding pilot pricing · Payment is not collected today — membership opens with checkout
The practical details
Yes — this is the live marketing look. Sample modules are labeled synthetic. Ordering and payment stay closed until the selected laboratory, collection method and marker menu are approved.
Join the Utah Valley founding pilot list for Essential or Complete. Ordering and payment stay closed until the selected laboratory, collection method and exact marker menu are approved and published.
Clinician-released reports, marker trends and approved next steps will live in your protected BaselineDX account — reviewed before release, never a raw data dump.
No. BaselineDX organizes results and clinician-reviewed recommendations, but it does not diagnose or prescribe. Individualized treatment decisions belong with a qualified clinician.
Utah Valley · Founding pilot
Join now and receive the validated panel, collection and pricing details before ordering opens.
Join the pilot listNo payment today · Sample modules labeled synthetic